Do you think if each neighborhood had a security guard on duty over night to specifically watch the neighborhood that theft would be reduced? What about a day shift for when people are at work?

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It would definitely help, because theft happens when criminals know they can get away with it. [ Not only would the security guard be able to catch criminals red-handed, just knowing the neighborhood is being watched may stop some from even attempting to steal! ]

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